Difference between revisions of "EL Driver 1"
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* Generates 80VDC @ ~50-150mA from 3-15V in using the LT3575 IC | * Generates 80VDC @ ~50-150mA from 3-15V in using the LT3575 IC | ||
* Converts the 80VDC into 160v p-p using an H bridge | * Converts the 80VDC into 160v p-p using an H bridge | ||
| − | ** H bridge is driven from a microcontroller | + | ** H bridge is driven from a PIC10F microcontroller |
** Can be set to low frequency, high frequency, or fed a pulse train from an external device | ** Can be set to low frequency, high frequency, or fed a pulse train from an external device | ||
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| + | = Status = | ||
| + | 2011-11-29 and prior: LTspice simulations to finalize design. | ||
| + | 2011-11-30: Design of flyback converter based around LT3575 finalized. Started the schematic entry. | ||
| + | 2011-12-01: Completed most of the schematic and BOM, LEDs still remaining to be done. | ||
Revision as of 05:02, 2 December 2011
The EL Driver 1 will be an EL wire driver, that can be plugged into the EL Shield (revision 2+) and a future baseboard for standalone use.
- Generates 80VDC @ ~50-150mA from 3-15V in using the LT3575 IC
- Converts the 80VDC into 160v p-p using an H bridge
- H bridge is driven from a PIC10F microcontroller
- Can be set to low frequency, high frequency, or fed a pulse train from an external device
Status
2011-11-29 and prior: LTspice simulations to finalize design. 2011-11-30: Design of flyback converter based around LT3575 finalized. Started the schematic entry. 2011-12-01: Completed most of the schematic and BOM, LEDs still remaining to be done.
